Downhole pressure measured in a gas well testing program primarily provides insights into the reservoir's characteristics, such as its size, permeability, and pressure behavior. When combined with other data, such as well logs and seismic mapping it can help determine the size and extent of the gas-bearing structure, the gas column's height, pressure gradient, and overall reservoir size. This information is crucial for understanding the reservoir's potential and planning further development.
On the other hand, downhole pressure data is less directly relevant to determining the logistics of gas transportation. The amount of gas that can be transported depends more on surface facilities, production rates, and logistical considerations rather than the downhole pressure itself.
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